Germany's Surrender Brings Changes in Surplus Property
Postwar policy directs surplus trucks machinery and equipment to rural areas and farmers cooperatives with rules ensuring sale only to eligible farmers or coops in designated regions. Enlisted personnel will receive Adjusted Service Rating cards reflecting service credit overseas combat awards and parenthood credits. Twenty two reception stations will process claims and distribution.
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AAA
Germany
Parenthood
Old Judge George Question Puzzles Courtroom Den
A dialog features a judge and George debating why a location is called an old fashioned den. The exchange hints at courtroom humor and character dynamics, with a playful clash over terminology in a legal setting.
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George
Local farmers plant carrots for cooperative in Iron county
Utah Celery Cooperative Association members in Spanish Fork have planted over 100 acres of carrots in Iron county with about 100 more planned before month’s end. Most work is in Cedar Valley and West Iron, plus 50 acres in the pump well district. cabbage cauliflower and celery follow. Total to reach at least 225 acres for shipment to metropolitan markets, military and naval buys via the cooperative. John Gerber, manager, and U P agricultural agent toured the county to discuss packing shed, fertilizer needs, and other plans. Roy Lytle of Stockton, California, is organizing a crate making crew in Cedar City. 60,000 crates are being produced for the marketing season starting late August or early September. Only six new 1942 cars were allocated to Utah for May, leaving few in stockpile. drivers may have to leave state for new cars. Motorists urged to monitor cars and perform minor repairs promptly.
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D. Robinson
Almon Orton
Army and Navy
Utah Celery Cooperative
John Gerber
Army plans 48 hour processing at separation centers
A plan outlines placing individuals about the country for final screening and release to return home. Complete processing in a separation center is expected to take about 48 hours, after which the individual will be on his way home. Processing at these centers will begin May 14.
True or False War Bond Quiz Reads Like Government Test
A wartime quiz asks True or False questions about Series E War Bonds and related policies. It covers ownership, replacement of lost bonds, cashing rules, value increases, and inflation controls, followed by local notices about VE Day remarks and OPA rationing directives.
Twelve More Mexicans to Help on County Farms
Twelve additional Mexican nationals arrived to work on county farms for the season. Distribution lists workers by name and parcel, bringing total county laborers to thirty-two. State supervisor says county has as many as can be spared from the 1100 quota. more may come later. Also notes community visits for Mother's Day and other local movements.
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Leo Knell
C.H. Hart
Pauly Martin
G. R. Parry
Maurice Vandenberg
Albert Murphy
Harrell Dalton
Willard T. Jones
John Sherratt
G. Alvin Carpenter
Tron County
Iron County
Prisoners of War to Be Source of Farm Labor
German prisoners of war will be used as farm labor in Utah this year. The War Department assures they will remain in the United States for agricultural work until harvest ends. County agents Tueller Steffen and Cook will aid supervisor Carpenter in five days of intensive training for tasks such as thinning and topping sugar beets picking fruit harvesting potatoes carrots and other crops. The three agents were chosen for their German language knowledge. Lt Howard Abistrom and Joyce Abistrom return to California with their baby after a brief visit.
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Utah
Extension Service
War Department
Lamont E. Tueller
Hyrum Steffen
Beaver County
Merrith Cook
Wasatch County
State Agricultural College
Logan
G. Alvin Carpenter
Carpenter
Lave
Germany
L.D.S
Missing Ladder Report and Local Ads
READER ADYS. While I have been away from my home someone has taken a ladder from back of my house. Will that person please return it. Mrs. Helen' Henry. FOR SALE White Hose seed pota toes cheap need some sorting. Day Farms Parowan. Order COAL NOW by truck road or half by writing Larven Campbell Monroe Rid. or phone 36654 collect or leave orders at Taylors cafe Par owan or Eph. Dailey Paragonah.
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Helen’ Henry
Parowan
Larven Campbell
Monroe Rid
Taylors Cafe
Eph
Dailey
Paragonah
Family trip north then south with travel stamps noted
Mars Evelyn Lowder and her three daughters Glenna Lynette and Eva Dene toured Salt Lake City last weekend then headed to Los Angeles for the summer to join other family members. The notice also lists red blue sugar and shoe stamps with valid dates and a probate matter for the estate of Millard F Hotchkiss and Emma Hotchkiss with claims due by May 7 1945 in Cedar City Utah.
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Mars
Evelyn Lowder
Glenna
Lynette
Eva Dene
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
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Ington
Gfrmany
NEAWS
W. K. Granger
H.C. Parcelts
Intermountain Title Guaranty Cenfice
Court House
Clair
U. S
Jos. R. Bentley
Zion Park
Denver
Grant Ivins
OPA
Veday
Congress
Alcohody Severage Industries
Sess Eee
C. Be, Burton
Getta Orton
Panguitch
Joyce Orton
Nephi
Ella Jones
Ester Chase
Floise
Joe Debrusky
Alban Debrusky
P.A
J.g
Howard Ahisteou
U. S. Navy
California
Joyce A. Abistrom
Reader Adys
Fifth Judicial District Court
State of
County of
Iron
Millard F. Hotchkiss
Emma Hotchkiss
Bon Deccasea
North Sxt West St
Cedar City
State of Utah
Taly
A. D
S.C. Lamb
Morris & Matheson
Bank of Southern Utah
Bidg
Ou Uel
Fats
America
Our Country
Ammalt
WPA
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